Customer Reviews 
quit working after 3 months
2009-06-22I bought this product with the monster label. Well, it lasted abot 3 months and then just quit working. I threw it away forgetting I bought it from amazon. Buy less expensive with higher joules.
Awesome
2009-06-12works great, i actually accidentally bought this model instead of the tv version to clear up ground looping we were having at a new apt. this model still worked and does the whole clean power thing and now we are not losing our minds looking at purple lines all over our tv.
computer surge protector
2009-05-30Nicely laid out unit. Trust the brand liked the reviews depend on you technical guys out there to guide me .Thats what I like about Amazon all the reviews have helped so many times to make a sound decision heck how do we know what to buy sometimes sure cant go by a trusted brand name as so many reviews have pointed out Thanks to all who take the time to submit a review
Great Product
2009-05-11Really does a great job of organizing all of your wires. Very high quality and compared to Best Buy prices a deal.
Seems well worth the price
2009-04-15I've used Monster products going back to their early cables. Whether or not they are better than other brands has to be taken on faith. What I mean by that is that there's no way for the average buyer to check whether they are actually better.
One thing that I can say is that this thing is built. It's not to be confused with a $9.99 power strip from Staples. It may be plastic, but it's heavy plastic.
I particularly commend Monster on their including three outlets that will handle "wall wart" power supplies. On many strips, these things eat up two or more outlets rendering the strip much less useful.
So, is it a good product? I'd have to say yes based on build quality and erogonomics. Whether it will protect your system better than other quality brands is something you need to judge based on the manufacturer's reputation.
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